Los Angeles should be a city of hope, not a playground for failed liberal fantasies and empty promises. But once again, Mayor Karen Bass just dropped a “blink and you’ll miss it” budget proposal for 2026-27. You’d think she lived in a fairy tale, not a city with raging wildfires, tents lining every sidewalk, and a ticking clock counting down until the Olympic Games arrive. Where’s the urgency? Where’s the leadership? Instead of bold action, all LA gets is the same old Democratic dithering.
With crime in the streets, neighborhoods devastated by wildfires, and the homeless crisis making basic decency a memory, you might expect dramatic changes. But dream on. Mayor Bass’s budget is nothing but a dusty relic of status quo thinking. Apparently, if you just ignore a problem in LA, it disappears—or so the left wants us to believe.
The biggest slap in the face? There’s a so-called “ironic surprise” buried in the paperwork. For a city about to be slammed by the financial demands of hosting the Olympics, you’d expect at least a nod to fiscal responsibility or public safety. Yet all we get are the recycled same-old lines about “equity” and “community engagement.” Meanwhile, the taxpayer is left holding the empty bag.
This is what happens when you put globalist priorities ahead of your own citizens. Homeless encampments get more respect than homeowners. Wildfire victims are an afterthought. Basic city services? Put on the back burner, if they’re considered at all. While the world watches, LA’s leaders bicker over pet projects and pretend that budget “surprises” will distract anyone from their mountain of failures.
Liberal incompetence is on full display, and Californians are paying the price. Karen Bass would rather play nice with special interests and woke consultants than tackle real problems. Maybe it’s easier to grandstand in front of cameras than actually fix the mess the left has created. As the Olympic torch heads for LA, one can only wonder: Will the mayor ever realize she’s competing in the wrong games?
Source: NY Post
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